With this issue, we introduce you to the new face of Neurology®. In future issues, we will use the window on the cover to showcase an image from an article within the issue or a submission to our Visions section. Some may wish to retain our current format, but there are practical reasons for removing the Table of Contents from the cover (the increasing need to truncate titles and bylines). We are excited about a design that sets each issue apart and transfers well to electronic media—particularly the iPad. At some point, we hope to create interactive figures and titles on the covers of the journal in our iPad version. A few articles of interest remain on the cover, which in the future will be personalized for each reader's interest.
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